Hold on, didn't the vaccine arrive on Wednesday? Why did "the Committee" not have a plan in place when the vacine arrived? They knew that the product was arriving.
Now you have to wonder what power failures of breakdown of refridgerators will cause some or much of the vaccine to be rendered useless by the time it is give out.
you clearly have not been dealing with immigration. I have personally seen them lose one persons application 3 times, screwed up another, tried to trick another into making a further application which would have been out of time thus disenfranchising them and so on.
"Carnival Cruise Line executives have told Tribune Business none of their ships were involved in causing damage to the seabed while at anchor off the Berry Islands."
This is standard procedure for Immigration. Number One for them is that they can't find your application. They take great joy in making people suffer. Their Directors probably actively encourage this type of opressive operation. It must give them a power kick.. Time to take them to court. Sadly, no one will be repremanded which means that the Prime Minister probably approves this as well. He must know, like everyone else, that this is a daily occurance.
We need to focus on encouraging the high end cruiselines and discourage the garbage Carnival cruises. Carnival's passengers never have spent any money in any event. What money they have Carnival sucks up on the ship.
Bay Street once had high end shops and nice restaurants until the cheap cruise line passenger masses scared off the money spending hotel tourists.
Bermuda has been much more selective when it comes to cruise lines. We could learn something from Bermuda.
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It looks as if they will only go after it if he wins.
That way the Chineese government gets back, in its ban, whatever money its construction company has to pay.
On ‘We’ll seize Sarkis’ damages if he wins’
Posted 15 March 2021, 2:40 p.m. Suggest removal
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Any cruise line will ruin Harbour Island's economy. They will scare away the very people who contribute to Harbour Island's success.
On Harbour Island resorts oppose cruising plans
Posted 15 March 2021, 2:35 p.m. Suggest removal
Economist says...
“from the largest, most modern solar field” in the country."
That wouldn't be hard. How many large solar fields do we have in the country?
Oh, that's right, Ragged Island!
On Ragged Island to have 95 percent solar power by June
Posted 13 March 2021, 10:43 a.m. Suggest removal
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" which is set to roll out next week,"
Hold on, didn't the vaccine arrive on Wednesday? Why did "the Committee" not have a plan in place when the vacine arrived? They knew that the product was arriving.
Now you have to wonder what power failures of breakdown of refridgerators will cause some or much of the vaccine to be rendered useless by the time it is give out.
Must be a Civil Servants committeee.
On PM: Vaccine will be distributed as single doses and one jab per person
Posted 13 March 2021, 10:39 a.m. Suggest removal
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you clearly have not been dealing with immigration. I have personally seen them lose one persons application 3 times, screwed up another, tried to trick another into making a further application which would have been out of time thus disenfranchising them and so on.
On EDITORIAL: Lost in bureaucracy
Posted 2 March 2021, 3:13 p.m. Suggest removal
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"Carnival Cruise Line executives have told Tribune Business none of their ships were involved in causing damage to the seabed while at anchor off the Berry Islands."
**We don't believe you!**
On Carnival: Anchor damage is not us
Posted 1 March 2021, 8:45 p.m. Suggest removal
Economist says...
Absolutely correct. We have a very inefficient and lazy civil service. Look at the article on the citizen application, for example.
Customs, Works, Health (big money waster, about 125 million a year)
Clean up the waste and then we can discuss tax.
On ‘Don’t fall into tax reform trap’
Posted 1 March 2021, 8:43 p.m. Suggest removal
Economist says...
This is standard procedure for Immigration. Number One for them is that they can't find your application.
They take great joy in making people suffer.
Their Directors probably actively encourage this type of opressive operation. It must give them a power kick..
Time to take them to court.
Sadly, no one will be repremanded which means that the Prime Minister probably approves this as well. He must know, like everyone else, that this is a daily occurance.
On EDITORIAL: Lost in bureaucracy
Posted 1 March 2021, 8:29 p.m. Suggest removal
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First sentence says it all. "If", that's correct, "if".
No sense in wasting time until the order is complete and the docks are on the way.
On GB Shipyard to be ‘biggest Caribbean industrial’ player in $100m investment
Posted 26 February 2021, 2:29 p.m. Suggest removal
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We need to focus on encouraging the high end cruiselines and discourage the garbage Carnival cruises. Carnival's passengers never have spent any money in any event. What money they have Carnival sucks up on the ship.
Bay Street once had high end shops and nice restaurants until the cheap cruise line passenger masses scared off the money spending hotel tourists.
Bermuda has been much more selective when it comes to cruise lines. We could learn something from Bermuda.
On Carnival chief: Nassau needs more than port
Posted 25 February 2021, 5:11 p.m. Suggest removal